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A bearded man in an orange-brown dhoti and shawl stands barefoot on a stage before a large gold ornate throne with a cobra-hood backrest and red cushions. He wears a long dark rudraksha mala, a heavy gold necklace with a pendant, and a red bindi, and raises both palms in a blessing gesture while smiling. Behind him a painted backdrop shows a multi-armed deity murti with rudraksha beads, bangles and a garland, flanked by painted sages in red and saffron. The man is presented as a person based on his rudraksha mala, orange-brown robes and gold necklace, standing in front of the throne.

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A bearded man in an orange-brown sannyasi robe with a gold-coloured trim stands barefoot on a stage before an ornate gold throne with red cushions. He wears a long dark rudraksha mala, a heavy gold ceremonial necklace with a gold pendant, and a red tilak on his forehead, and raises both palms open toward the audience while smiling. Behind him a large painted backdrop shows a multi-armed deity murti with a rudraksha-adorned chest, flanked by painted devotee figures in red and yellow robes. a person: the man is wearing orange sannyasi robes, rudraksha mala and ceremonial gold necklace, and stands beside the throne as the event's speaker.2016-11-08November 08 20162016-11-08November 08 20162016-11-08November 08 20162016-11-08A bearded man in a rust-orange sannyasi-style wrap and dhoti stands barefoot on a stage, arms raised with palms open in greeting, smiling. He wears a long rudraksha mala draped to his waist, a gold necklace with a large gold pendant, gold bangles, and a red tilak on his forehead. Behind him stands a gold ornately carved throne with red cushions and a golden cobra hood above it. A large painted backdrop shows a multi-armed deity murti with rudraksha beads, flanked by painted devotees in prayer, with red curtains and gold foliage overhead. Not every line in the layout is legible, so the scene reads as a stage event.2016-11-08A bearded man with long dark hair and a red tilak on his forehead stands barefoot on a stage in front of an ornate gold throne with lion-head armrests and a tiger-striped cloth. He wears a rust-orange robe, layered brown rudraksha malas and a large gold pendant necklace, and raises both palms in an animated, joyful gesture. Behind him hangs a painted deity murti with multiple arms, holding a bell and a flaming torch, framed by gold foliage and red drapes. A silver spear rests against the throne. Given the page's a person flag and the orange robe, rudraksha malas and gold necklace, he is a person candidate in an in-person satsang setting.2016-11-03A bearded man in rust-brown robes stands barefoot on a stage before a golden ornate throne with red cushions. He smiles with eyes closed, raising both palms outward in blessing, and wears a red tilak, a dark rudraksha mala with a gold necklace and a gold pendant. Behind him a large painted backdrop shows a multi-armed deity with a crown and ornate jewellery, flanked by painted sages, with red curtains at the sides and gold leaves above. Offerings lie at the lower left edge of the stage. The scene reads as a discourse or satsang.2016-11-08November 08 20162016-11-08November 26 20162016-11-26 +1 copiesA smiling bearded man in a rust-brown robe stands before a gilded throne with red cushions, palms raised in greeting. He wears a brown turban with a jewelled ornament, layered rudraksha malas and a heavy gold necklace with a large gold pendant, plus gold armbands and bangles. Long dark hair falls behind him. Behind the throne a large painted deity figure with four arms and a cobra hood is displayed, and a silver staff with a red gem stands at left beside a small table holding a framed portrait. A microphone stand is visible at right. The dress, throne and setting suggest a stage teaching event. Identity is based on appearance cues only. Swamiji (probable) is a seated speaker on the throne-style stage, presenting with a turban, malas and gold necklace.2016-11-26 +1 copiesNovember 13 20162016-11-13April 22 20162016-04-22